Family structures
A nuclear family is...
A heterosexual couple and their offspring
Who would satisfy the need of adequate standard of living in a nuclear family
Parents
A set of formally prepared questions that are completed by the respondent is known as a what
Questionnaire
Who is responsible for the development and implementation of laws
Governments
Is a questionnaire a primary or secondary research method
Primary
A family with no children
Childless family
The Royal Flying Doctor Service is a community group that specifically satisfies what need
Health
A set of formally prepared questions that are filled in by the researcher after asking the respondent is known as a what
Survey
What do groups need to do if they wish to hold a protest
Inform police of the time, location and attendance numbers
Canberra was community that was purpose-built for what reason
Political
Will Smith on the Fresh Prince of Bel Air is an example of what family structure
Extended
In an extended family who would satisfy the need of employment
Parents and older family members
What are the two types of questions that can be asked in a questionnaire or survey
What is a consensus
A decision-making process that aims to include everyone. Opinions are discussed and any objections are resolved so that a widespread agreement is achieved without a vote
Australia deciding on the legalisation of gay marriage is an example of what type of decision-making process
Referendum
What is a kinship family
The system of living among Indigenous Australians
In the movie Yours Mine and Ours, who satisfied the need of safety and security
Parents and older siblings
What is the name of the program we used to create questionnaires
Google forms
What are the four influences on decision making in communities
Legislation, environmental factors, lobbying and community petitions, and protesting
What are the four levels of community organisation
Local, state, national and global
Why is the number of Australian children up for adoption lower now
In the past, if a single female became pregnant, she would give up the child for adoption; today, she may parent the child alone or have an abortion.
What are the three main roles that individuals and groups are responsible for in families and communities
Satisfying needs, building relationships and promoting wellbeing
How do you record quantitative data from a questionnaire or survey
Graphs or tables
What is arbitration
A process that seeks to resolve a dispute. First, evidence is presented and a discussion is had between the different parties. Then, a ruling is made by the chairperson (arbitrator). This decision is legally binding.
What are the two types of adoptions Australians can do
Intercountry adoption or Australian adoption